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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01
GEORGIA's CAPITAL.
The Cannon Received from the AR
senal at Rock Island.

une cannon 1SecefNeu iroth 'ho
senal at Rock Island.
ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 2S.-The Adlutant
General received to-day from Brig. Gen.
Benet at Rock Island Arsenal, in comph-
|ance with a requisition, two three-lncn
hifled guns with the usual ordnance stores
accompanying. footing up chargesble TO
the states overdrawn quota So,Ilo o.
This. with the half battery from Sanders
vile, fully equips the Atlanta AFllIleTy
Company.
Under an order issued by Capt. Grigsby
- IN Thomas, DR., of the Columo us cry
IN Is Guards, senior ethcer OF the ol&th
Gev Via battalion, a military conference
will be held tomorrow night IN the
Guards' armory at Columbus OF the Cap
tains of companies 10 decide the time,
manner and place OF tine election OF a Lieu
fenxAColonel of the battalion. Inc AL
iuta6f General will be present BY invita-
ton.
CoNvICTs SURRENDER.
Two black convict TRUSTEES escaped last
week, one from camp on the Geor& d
Midland railroad and the other from the
Cedar Town camp. After lew DAYS
they voluntarily surrendered at their
respecttys camps. One said be bad been
n trustv IN the camp. and when ne got 20
thinking bout it he felt thai he did wrong
10 run away, and had to come back. The
other said the dogs had followed him so
close for three DAYS and nights that ne
had not had time to get food, ana ne
thought the best plan was to get back 10
the pen.
Collector Crensbaw has gone to Wash
sneton to lay his case before the commits
sioner.
Adit. Gen. Ken has received from the
Adiutaut General of Illinois bis reports
from the wears 1881 10 1866, eight volumes.
containing a roster of the officers and en-
Listed men OF the State troops, lSl regl-
inents OF infantry and full roster OF cav
airy and artillery.
In Justice ManniDg's court to-day W.
III. DeLOach was married 10 the giri
Annie Hemperily, whom he had seduced.
Had he not made this PREPARATION The
brobabliiiy is that he would have Deen
;ynched by a score of her fathers friends
who came up TO see the ceremony per-
formed. DeLoach was placed under "a
$500 bond as accessory TO the attempt a.
iabortion, and DIR. Irwin A. Cofer and X.
la. Auten were made to give bonds in a
similar sum Tor attempted abortion.
ut was discovered late last night
that DR.. Auten was called In
by DIR. Cofer. He was arrested, confessed
hnd was locked up.
"A dead baby was washed up out OF the
sewer at the corner of Martin and Clarke
streets to-day. 1t was wrapped IN pieces
OF cloth. 1t was nearly white, well
formed and about month old. A Coro-
ner's Jury said that it came to its death
from smothering in the cloths. There is
mo clew to it's parentage.
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REPORT

OKTS
J D Inc Committee
,.sI.firred the petit
''e'LElng reductiocln,
lelllinn "i I'm
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To the Front Again.

The firm of O'CONNOR MOORE being
dissolved NV the death of Mr.. d. OConnor.
hereby notify the public that / will continue
the business Of the old firm at the old stand.
No. 81 West Broad. Being foreman of the
deceaseds shops for eighteen years and part
Her for eighteen months, can afely guaran-
tee satisfaction in all branches pertaining to
my business. Thankful for the past patron
age. aud ny good work and strict attention to
business hope to merit the same in future.
Respectfully. r. A. MOORE,
Snccessnr to O,CONNOR s. MOORE
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Charged With a fteinous Crime

Charged With a heinous Crime.
CHESTER, S. c., Feb. 2S.-J. Fl. Nicely
has been arrested and lodged in jail upon
a charge OF committing criminal assau
upon the 5-year-old daughter OF G.. B.
Moseley, OF Lowreysville, in this county.
Nicely married sister of Moseley's wife
and spent last FRIDAY night at Moseley's
house. and on the following morning, IL
is alleged, committed the crime. Nicely
is one o. the largest farmers in the county.
All the parties are highly respected. He
denies the charge. A preliminary inves-
tigation Will probably be- held tO-mOrrOW.
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lower .taxes in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 27.-The ses-
sion OF he General Assembly expired at
midnight tonight by constitutional limi-
tation. Among the most important OF the
acts passed WAS the reduction of the tax
rate rom 8 mills to ~ for next year and
to mills the year alter next, an act made
possible by the enhancement of values
during the past few years. especially in
the cities,
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W. o. Tuggle, LAGRANGE. Ca, writing
about Dsrby's PrOphy tactic Fluid, says
alt is priceless jewel rs a disin iectant
and deodorizer. My vile states for the
benefit OF young mothers that 1t IS a valu.
able adjunct to the nursery" IL IL equal
ly so to parents travelling with children.
Not only is the Fluid invaluable AS u de.
odorzer, but a few drops added 10 the
water in bathing will remove all erup.
tons from the skin, chahng, etc.. and
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2S.-William d.
Brooks, 81 years OF age, Of Memphis.
Tenn, who has been u student at the Col
lege of Pharmacy in this city for come
time past, committed suicide at his board
ing house this evening by shooting him.
self in the head with a revolver. No cause
is known for the deed.
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Racing at New Orleans.

NEW URLEANS, FbD. Zo.-IO-uay's
races resulted a. follows:
FIRST RACB-Five-eighths of q mile. Ligan
won, with Pat DAILY econd and Claude Bran
nan third. Time :0hSz.
SECOND RACE-Seyen and a half furlongs
Berlin first. with Miss Daily second and We'd
ding Day third. Time ;lA.
THIRD RsCE-One mile. Little Joe first,
with our Friend second and Revoke third.
Iiu1a
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Shoe Firms Boycotted.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-A formal boycott
has been issued by the Executive Com
Mite of District Assembly No. "a,
knights Of Labor, against the shoe man
ufacturing firms of SELF, Schwab & Co.
and c. Fl. Fargo il Co., on the ground
that both persist in employing prison
labor, the latter increasing the convict
and decreasing free labor output since
the settlement of the last boycott.
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A BLAZE ATQUINCY.
$4,000 Worth ofTobacco, a Factory

$4,000 Worth ofTobacco, a Factory
and a Ia Office Burned.
QUINCY, fifsb. 2S.-The cigar
factory OF q. Ii. HS. & Co., and the
dental office OF DR.. j. G. Slhley, were
burned this morning at o'clock. The
IRE originated in the heating room OF the
cigar factory. Hugbes& Co. lose about
$4,000 worth ct Tobacco. DIR. Sibley's iu-
struments and office furniture were
saved. he only loses the building.
valued a. $500. There Is no insurance.
The building used by Hughes a. Co. was
about the oldest In Quincy. # was used
ms church before the war. but recently
has been known as The Opera House.
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Quarantine Notice.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,

SAvANNAH. Feb. IS. 1887. (
From and sitter this date. all vessels arriv-
ing at this port from foreign ports, whether
seeking, chartered or under other circum
stances, must be boarded and passed by the
Quarantine Officer before her the Captain
or any other person board IS allowed to
come to The city OF Savannah, or land on
Tybee Island or elsewhere in The harbor, ex-
cepting the Quarantine Station, where cap
talns OF vessels may visit the Quarantine
Officer on business; but captains NUT be on
board their vessels when they are visited by
the Quarantine Officer.
j. 4. MCFARLAND, NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
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West V,rgiuin,s senator,

CHARLESTON, W. VA. Feb. 2s.-Gov.
Wilson has rendered the United States
Senatorsblp to D. b. Lucas, OF jefferson
county. who was one OF the twelve Demo-
cratic CHECKERS" in the recent Senatorial
contest. Mr.. Lucas has accepted the
tender, and will receive his credentials
shortly after March next.
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Robbers in a I3ank.

CANTON, Mo-, Feb. % Burglars en-.
tered the bank at LaGfange, Mo-, last
night and blew open the safe, securing
all the valnables therein, amounting in
all to $21, 900, most of which was in bonds,
notes, etc. The robbers escaped, leaving
no clue as TO their identity.
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= wo Killed by a Train.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Two men
named John Passett and John Hill were
run over by train of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad Company, near Hyatts-
vile, Md. last night and killed instantly
HassetL's head was completely severed
from his body.
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Arrested for Outrage.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Feb. 2S.-Win
Barnett, young negro man, was jailed
here tonight upon a charge OF commt-
ting an outrage upon the person of a
white lady, named Lydia Bryant, in the
county a few miles from the city. Nc
particulars have been learned
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Notice.

A. II. MOORE & co. have this day admit
ted Mr.. JAMES G. SLATER into the firm.
and will continue the grocery business under
the firm name of SLATER, MOORE CO..
1888 Congress street.
SAVANNAH. GA, March l, 1887.
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Jacksonville's Public Building.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Ma.
hone, from The Committee on Public
Buildings. to-day reported fayorably the
bill 10 Increase the limit OF the cost If The
public building at Jacksonville. Fla, TO
gDSO On0
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of O'CONNOR & MOORE having
been dissolved by the death of inr. ID. O'Con-
nor, l assume all liabi tiles of the late firm.
and all debts due said firm must be paid to me.
THOMAS A. MOORE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-01

v1CKsBURG, MISS, Feb. 2S-Henry
Tillitson was shot and killed to-day near
HAYS station by II. II. KIllinu sworrh.
The latter found his enemy with his Kill
wife. The jury brought in
a verdict of justi6ahle homicide.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 28.-BrItton &
MaysOn, cotton merchants, have filed
suit against their creditors praying for
"A respite. The schedule shows assets Of
$50, 600 and liabilities OF $4,000. Inability
10 make collections is given as he reason
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A Rohf FaIls In.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 2S-The roof oil
the charging department IN the Bessemer
steel Works OF the Cleveland Rolling M Ill
Company fell in to-day and Killed one man
and Injured eight others.
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Bitterly cold in Virginia.

WINCHESTER, VA, Feb. 2S.-Last night
was one OF the severest nights of the
winter, the thermometer going down to
Is degs., with the wind Blowing a gale.
the weather moderated this morning.
Wheat being covered with snow was not
injured
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To N.utr.Iz. ON n.V.-s..

Impure breath, caused by bad teeth, to-
bacco. spirits or catarrh, 10 neutralIzed
by sozoDoNr IT'S ahealthful beautitier
and a great luxury as a dentitrice. The
repulsive breath Is by its use rendered as
. fragrant as rose, and GOODNESS by friends
AaK lovers will be no longer noticed.
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Notice..

have this day sold out my business and
the good will of the place to Messrs. BEN
NETT & ROUGHEN. and bespeak for the
patronage 30 literally bestowed upon me.
r. w TFnDFP
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Martrn,s CommercIaI COllege.

1913 Sixth street, Washington, ID G. Provides
practically useful business education. No
terms nor vacations. Students enter at any
time. Terms-L'fe ,cho arshlD, $40; Twelv Q
weoks' course. board. etc, SIS. Send for cir
cular.
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Spertal Nottres.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEClAL NUIlCEs
The undersigned begs to say that he has his
gOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT again fully
equipped. The shipman Automatic Engine
is in position and works charmingly, thus en-
abling him to fully Pasteurize all bottle goods.
The public is invited to witness the working
of the same.
Your orders respectfully solicited.
GEORGE MEYER,
Jacksonville Depot.
GEORGE MEYER & CO.,
Bridge and West Bay streets.
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Special indications for Georgia:
FAIR Fair weather and higher temper
AZURE.

L AZURE
For North Carolina. South
Carolina, Georgia and Eastern Florida:
Fair weather, higher temperature, and
winds generally sOutEerly.
The nsiglt Of tue river 1t Augusta at
1885 o'clock o. m. YESTERDAY (AugusJa
time was 1910 ieet-a riseof 1T foot during
the preceding "a hours.
Co npara5ive state maut OF temperature
at Savannah Feb. IS 1856 and 1881:
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Diatto 2IIante0.

"OUEnN or " BA or sHEI
o07 EE0oF THE QUEEn, ,yrrssllyi'
IL .CCU sold TO date. uhrr,sar %
kno y edged as the bes lO-ceh' O''
market. sold every where.
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DIR. Henry ). COiding,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Graduate Baltimore College Of Dental Sur
gerry.
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For Sale.
For Sale.
For Sale at a Great Bargain
If Sold Immediately.
A Splendid Investment.

ONE OF tNe finest bearing Orange Groves
Oand Winter Homes on the st. Johns
river. Florida. The celebrated Edgewater
Grove, slx miles south OF Palatka, containing
100 ac NnuaisQ trees in grove. over 200 bear
ing, Misunderstanding in; present crop
5000 boxes; also, 5Rfargc number OF other
bearing fruit trees-LemOns, japan Plum-,
PrrsimmOns. Peaches. LeCoute Pears. Pluins
Figs, etc. Large Barns, Wharf. Packing
House. Greenhouse, Tenants Hou>e and
other bui ljings. Fine Poultry Yard with
running water in GOODS, artesiau well. sui
phur bathing pool, etc. Modern Cottage
House OF 10 rooms, besides store room, bath
room, Laundry, c.; with hot and cold water
throughout. Ornamental grounds well
stocked with choice shrubs and flowers. For
further particulars and view address w. E.
FULLER, san Mateo. Fla.
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81feftttng.
Savannah Yacht Club.

Tho annual meeting of the savannah Yacht
Climb will be held at the Cub House on
WEDNt SDaY march d at 4 O'Clock. for the
election of officers and other business. A spe-
ciai car will Iea'e Bolton street depot a. 3:2o
O'Clock and return after the mt citing.
VIM. HONE. Commodore.
w. d JOHNSTON Secretary.
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Savannah and Tybee Railway Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. Z. 1887.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
this Com any will he held at Metropolitan
Hall on MONDAY, March z. 1887, at II O'Clock
NJ. JOHN w. BURROUGHS, Secretary.
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Observations taken AZ the same moment
oftime at All stations.
SAVANNAH. Feb. % 1896 P. NJ. CIV time.
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eport Sd.nairman @
lei IlPb,a,'mittee on W
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pa s.s.SodrIltties to avs " :,
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dition. Her face and hands were badly
lacerated and she was almost blinded.
The boy, too, was rolling about the floor
in agony from the pain caused by lacera-
tons OF his face and hands .r
An examination showed that the faces OF
Mrs. Wechsler and her son were filed
with small pieces Of metal which had
been driven into them by the force OF the
explosion. The boy, while painfully hurt,
is not considered TO be in any danger, but
IN the case OF Mrs. Wechscr il is feared
that lockjaw may set in, and that her death
IL certain. The most careful and minute
examination failed TO disclose any trace OF
the explosion, anil the police are unable TO
sayor even 10 guess what II was. There
was no sign Of any machinery to have
worked an explosion, and none Of the lit
tie bits Of metal about similar TO those
which were driven into The face Of Mrs.
Wichslcr and her son. Where the cxplo-
siye and the pieces 81 metal were kept is q
thorough puzzle. The only reasonable ex-
PLANTATION offered IL that some new kind
Of chemical compounds had been used
which, while occupying small space, has
Tremendous force, and IL exploded by a
slight friction. The boxes will he thorough
~ and carefully examined by cx-
perts, and II IL possible that something
may yc. be found WHICH. will lead 10 the
discovery Of just what the explosive was.
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A DYNAMITE AssAaslN.
Dreadful Result OF an Attempt to KIN
Dry Goods Merchant

Nav YoRK, Oct. 3O.-About 10 o'clock
last night young man, aged about twenty.
one ycap, dr,sscd in the gnrb Of an Amer.
lean district telegraph messenger, pre-.
scented himself at the residence Of Mr..
Joseph Wcchslcr, 81 the dry goods firm Of
Wcchslcr 4 Abmhams, oi BROOKLYN, at
No. 32p Washington avenue, In that city.
To the servant who opened the door he
handed small package addressed 10 Mr.
Wcchslcr. That gentleman not being at
home, the package was carried 20 Mrs
Wcchslct. On opcningit she found within
two small boxes, one of which was made
ct paper and the other of wood. The lat
ter hal sliding top, and she attempted
70 open H. She had only pulled the top n
Uulc when there was u sudden explosion,
and she sppng TO her feet screaming with
pain, while her boy joined with her his
ungH. The servants rushed into the room
aud iound Mn. Wocllslcr In terrible con.
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Byou'S Injection.

CuRfs promptly, without Additional tr..,r,.n,
~ ali rcynt OF chronic discharge oI nc if,ina,s
ouans J. fcrrV lsucccSnf 10 llfnui rhs,,nss,s,,
Paris Sold " druggists throughout the Uni,ed
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Notice to Contractors

CHALED PROPOSALS WILL M RECEIVED At
> the Office II the undersigned until Monday.
November :, lss5, at " In, 81 the following work
pquircd IN the erection of the Memphis Public
School building
9Th. Cast and wrought iron work, completed.
eth. Galvanized iron work
9Th. Tin work
nh Hlaic work o
Sth. carpenter work
9th. Piastcring.
10Th Painting
18th. Glass aud glazing.
Plans aud specifications can he seen and blanks
for bidding will be furnished at the Office Of G. q.
Roscnpacnter. architect, Cotton Exchange build.
inv, from Friday, October 18th, y am. 10 8 pm.
daily.
Satisfactory bond 10 the amount oi cnnirnct re.
quird. The right 10 reject any or all bids IA ~.
served. A. ~ HILL,
Secretary Ronrl Of Education.
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Chancery Sale.

No 6.t72, n DIN the ChanccD Court 81 shelby
County. Tenn; Mary y Drnic, by her neIt
friend, w. John A. bcnic. VI al.
Under aud by virtue ~ n decree entered In this
cause on July y, 1871 recorded IN minute book "a
page 80 will, A. spcf'ial commissioner. on
saturday, the 5th Day ofNovemher. 1887,
at " O'Clock NJ In front oi the court house in tho
city ~ Memphis shelby county Tenn, sell the fol.
lowing described rial estate 10 the highest and
beat bidder. Tor cnsh. towit; Lying. being and
situated In the Taxing District 0f shelby county.
Tenn. late city 81 Memphis situated on south
Court street aud Icing the east half Of lot No. 2Dl
on the plan and map ~ the aid city Of Memphis,
Md lnt beginning al the northeast corner Of aid
lot 81 running thence west with the south side VI
kouth Court sirnct n feet "a inches thence south
a ict Inches thence cast u icet Ga inches thence
sale cash. " n. JORDAN,
ar.orIal Com m la.lnnar
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Proof of Merit.

The proof II the merits of plaster l. the
currs u effects, and the voluntary testi-
monials ~ those Who have used Allcock's
Porous Plasicrs during the pat twenty 1--WE
year, i unimpcachablc evidence 81 their
superiority and should convince the most
skcptical Self praise Il no recommends.
tioh, but certificates from those who have
NIL Il.nuA 40
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The Dude. Know "a.

Or u they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Linimont cured big head In
mules for W. T.. IIuntInf Adairsyillc, KY
!. II. Mallory, Of Forts Station, Tenn,
fact, this King Of Linimcnig is invaluable
for man and beast, and 30 family should be
without II. 10 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store, No. 2s3 Main street.
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Stockholders Meeting.

ou1cr MEsrHn CHlmrsroS n n. Col
NO ioNALL ~, n. v. Oct a 1881 I
'I'llE annual meeting Of the sioctholdcr Of The
u COMPANY, Tor the election " dlrrctoru aud
such other business a. may como beiore a. will b
held Al MEMPHIS, INN, In the company oficcs
on THURSDAY November ~, iN7. Tho stock books
will Gloss on October rs, 1857, and OPEN on Noycm
bet ~ 1857 Polls Tor tnch election will also h open
l. N sciiwAs, SECRETARY.
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L.ns rroas,s. aud w.-.,.s

Diseases can lie cured, u properly treated
In time, ~ shown by the following state.
mcnt from u. G. Freeman. sydney "llav.
ing been great sufferer from pulmonary
attacks, and gradually wasting away Tor
the past two years, Il affords me pleasure
20 testify that Scoits Emulsion Of Cob
Liver OIL with Lime and Soda has given
me great relief, aud chccrfully recon.
mend u 10 all suffering In q similar way To
myself, In addition, | would say that II
IL very pleasant 10 take"
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The assignee Of Post & Co, Of Cheyenne,
reports the assets 10 exceed the liabilities
sil7 800 10. Bakcr q Johnson, wholesale
grUcers, Of the same place, have failed
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